Seminar: Selected Topics in Computational Physics – Overview

General information

The seminar will take place ONLINE only!

Time: Wednesday 10-12 c.t. , seminar starts April 29, 2020

Credit points: 3 ECTS

Registration

Registration via LSF is necessary! 

Focus

A range of topics will be offered, including topics at the advanced bachelor level. The focus is on AI and machine learning.

 Requirements 

• at least one presentation is given
• all presentations (missing 2 at most) attended 
• actively participated in discussions
• online availability of presentation prior to schedule presentation date
• final version of presentation including all resources available in GIT
• live presentation via ZOOM for all seminar participants

Organization

A GIT is assigned to the seminar, where all materials are found. To access the GIT the GIT client can be installed on your host system. We cannot provide support for the client installation. Please ask your friends for help or consult the WWW in case you need to. A simple alternative is the web interface of GITLAB.

GIT associated to the seminar via the GIT client

1. Check the availability of GITLAB at https://gitlab.physik.uni-muenchen.de/
2. Change to your home directory: cd $HOME
3. Clone the GIT to the seminar: git clone https://gitlab.physik.uni-muenchen.de/ls-ruhl/lectures/selected_topics_comp_phys_sose2020.git
4. Change to the new directory: cd selected_topics_comp_phys_sose2020
5. Update your local GIT in regular intervals: git fetch origin
6. Pull from the REMOTE in regular intervals: git pull origin master 

 GIT for feedback to the seminar via the GIT client

1. Check the availability of GITLAB at https://gitlab.physik.uni-muenchen.de/
   
2. Change to your home directory: cd $HOME
3. Clone the feedback GIT: git clone https://gitlab.physik.uni-muenchen.de/ls-ruhl/lectures/selected_topics_comp_phys_sose2020_feedback.git
4. Change to the new directory: cd selected_topics_comp_phys_sose2020_feedback
5. Update your local GIT in regular intervals: git fetch origin
6. Pull from the REMOTE in regular intervals: git pull origin master
7. Create your seminar contribution in LATEX and add it locally to GIT: git add name_matrikelnummer_title.tex
8. Commit your contribution locally: git commit -m "name matrikelnummer title, e-dyn seminar, sose2020"
9. Push your contribution to the REMOTE when ready: git push origin master:master